Voices, perspectives, and practical resources from coaches, athletes, and advocates in the blind and adaptive fencing community.
Methods, safety practices, and instructional tools for adaptive fencing coaches — from tactile instruction and consent to refereeing and competition. Whether you're working with your first BVI athlete or sharpening an existing curriculum, this guide covers what makes the difference.
Read the guide →Strategic and tactical guidance for fencing club owners looking to welcome BVI athletes — covering the business case, liability, financing, safety management, staffing, and instructional approaches. Building an inclusive program is not charity. It is good coaching, good business, and good leadership.
Read the guide →Common questions about rehabilitative and adaptive fencing — who can participate, what equipment is needed, health considerations, and how to get started.
Read the FAQ →Pat Pound discovered fencing at age 76 and never looked back. A personal account of adventure, joy, and what the sport offers to blind athletes of any age.
Read Pat's story →Practical guidance on finding a fencing coach, connecting with the community, understanding equipment, and getting on the strip — from a blind fencer who has done it all.
Read the guide →Connect with blind fencers, coaches, and advocates across the country. A welcoming space for questions, resources, and community.
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